TRAVELERS REST, S.C. – January 10, 2019 – T&S Brass and Bronze Works, leading manufacturer of innovative foodservice and commercial plumbing products, has released a new low-flow hydrogenerator that cleanly and sustainably powers sensor faucets with flow rates between 0.5 gallons per minute (gpm) and 1.0 gpm.
A self-sustaining power solution, hydrogenerators harness the flow of water to generate and store power to operate sensor faucets, eliminating the need for hardwire or battery back-up. By providing their own clean, renewable power source, these easy-to-install devices reduce maintenance, improve reliability and increase sustainability.
The newly introduced EC-HYDROGEN-LF low-flow hydrogenerator enables facilities to further conserve water and energy and can help meet low-flow LEED requirements. Previously, T&S hydrogenerators required flow rates of 1.0 gpm or higher.
“Sustainability and the push to reduce the use of natural resources is a force that will only continue to grow in the coming years,” said Eva-Marie Fox, T&S vice president of marketing. “T&S is proud to put our innovation to work, supporting our customers’ efforts to be good stewards of the environment and their own resources.”
Visit the T&S Brass booth at the NAFEM show in Orlando, February 7-9, to learn more about the low-flow hydrogenerator. Or visit www.tsbrass.com for more information about this and other T&S products.
About T&S Brass
T&S Brass and Bronze Works, Inc. has been a leader in providing innovative equipment solutions to the foodservice and plumbing industries for more than 70 years — since 1947 — when it developed the first pre-rinse unit. Today, with facilities on the east and west coasts of the U.S., in Shanghai, China and in Europe, T&S leads the way in environmental initiatives from eco-friendly manufacturing processes to development of award-winning water- and energy-conserving products. T&S is among the first commercial plumbing manufacturers to be registered by UL to ISO 9001 Certification, the most stringent a corporation can receive. For more information, go to www.tsbrass.com.